One teacher, in the study observed by The New York Times, "noted a marked decline in the depth and analysis of their written work. ... They will continue to use the Internet to get short, quick answers that don't have any literary merit that contributes to being able to fully comprehend a subject. ...
This literary text servers primarily to entertain, but as with all texts, also tries to give insight into the discourses present. ... Through an analysis of three texts of differing genre, it has been shown that an author of a text will often try to manipulate a reader by stressing some aspects or suppressing others. ...
Anne C. Lewis writes in her February 2003 article that under the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act "high-quality teachers are good test takers - but not necessarily anything more" (Lewis 2003). She goes on stating that under NCLB, what a teacher is all about comes down to the performance on a single t...
Siddhartha is a book about constant learning of wisdom. Siddhartha goes through life learning as much as he can. He goes through life, meeting every teacher he can find, and learning as much as he can from them. He learned a lot through his teachers, but about halfway through life, he realizes that he can't learn wisdom through words, but must learn it on his own. When Siddhartha realized that, he found wisdom through the symbolic river. ...
